Review on 🧹 Efficient JOYMOOP Mop and Bucket Set with Wringer - Ideal Household Cleaning Tools for Hardwood, Laminate, and Tile Floors, Wet and Dry Use, Includes 3 Washable Microfiber Pads by Lori Aguirre

You know you're an adult when you want to buy a serious mop. It's an important investment for the rest of your life when you get a mop with interchangeable heads like this one! that's a good mop for you. I've only found good things about this mop BUT I can see that for the impatient it won't be easy. I found it: A) Lightweight (every mop bucket can be upgraded with a set of wheels, this one doesn't have them, you have to lift it). b) compact! Doesn't take up space! C) When disassembled for storage, everything goes into its own bucket. It also fits nicely in a corner against a wall when cleaning, so you won't feel claustrophobic while using it. D) Very easy to change mop heads and generally dismountable. E) Has a plug that you can open to drain the water instead of tipping it over. F) The mop itself doesn't require much work, most of the work is done by the mop heads. What do you want! You don't want to apply pressure (the bar seems cheap so NOT applying too much pressure is good motivation). The regularly used mop head even cleans popcorn from ceilings. Anything else I've used on them, they drop popcorn. pen pieces. Cons: A) If you don't get it out of the way, you could tip it over. The base is not wide, high. B) Effective use of this mop requires precision and tact. You can't just stick it in and throw it out, throw it around. You must use it properly or it will wreak havoc in retaliation! C) You have to lift it the same way by BOTH handles each time or you have to put the top back on every time. D) No wheels, you must use your own "slave power". Although it has good maneuverability and is light overall, it would be better if it had wheels. I am often disabled so being able to move the bucket without lifting it would be a huge plus. An elderly person will also not like this mop just because it is VERY HEAVY when filled with water! It's still much lighter than other mop buckets, but the weight of the water still equals the weight of the water, regardless of the size of the container. I don't have a lot of flat floors so I mainly use it for walls/ceiling. I figured the long surface would provide better and quicker coverage than the more expensive spinning mop advertised all over Tiktok (and won't pop my popcorn ceiling). I was right, I did the whole house quickly, 20-30 minutes. I love the durable linoleum floor nozzle. In general, this is a good mop, in the scale of modern mops it is high, medium, good, affordable. I guess when I'm older I'll trade this mop for one with wheels, I'm sure at that point I'll be ready to switch mop type. But for the next few decades, this one will do as long as I can.